Service animals in the office. Comfort animals on the airplane. Tiny pets in handbags.
Sometimes it seems that the whole world is “pet-friendly.” And it may be your inclination to permit your customers to bring their four-legged friends to your brewery. But for a craft brewery, the situation is not always straightforward. Read More…
It’s not news that brewery workers face risk when working in confined spaces—but this horrifying story out of California may be news to you. Last year, a worker lowered into a 50-foot drainage shaft fell to his death.
Why?
The general contractor and the subcontractor on the job did not follow permit-required procedures for working in confined spaces.
Does your craft brewery play the radio for the enjoyment of your customers? Do you ever have an opportunity to invite local bands to perform live in your tasting room?
A recent lawsuit may help brewery owners realize that these seemingly innocuous acts could be cause for concern. Read More…
Beall Brewery Insurance is proud to have served as a major sponsor supporter of the CCBA’s California Craft Brewers Spring Conference, held last month in San Diego, Calif. Read More…
Beall Brewery Insurance reports that, according to the Brewers Association, in 2016 microbreweries with tasting rooms grew faster than those without. Read More…
Beall Brewery Insurance is proud to have been a sponsor of the nation’s largest craft brewery industry gathering: the Brewers Association Craft Brewers Conference and BrewExpo America, which took place April 10-13 in Washington, DC. Read More…
Combining man’s best friend with man’s favorite brew might seem like a natural step, but the fact is that having a pet-friendly brewery is a complex issue that requires much careful consideration, Beall Brewery Insurance reports.
Beall Brewery Insurance is pleased to be a major sponsor supporter of the California Craft Brewers (CCBA) Fall Conference, held Nov. 13-15 in Oakland, Calif.
More than 35 percent of US breweries fall into the “brewpub” category, and many of them include restaurants. However, the majority of craft breweries do not offer brewery food service. Read More…
The sustainability, eat local, and grow organic movements have all come together in the drive to produce craft beer from “farm to keg.” While popular with consumers, Beall Brewery Insurance points out that the farm to keg movement requires careful consideration of risk exposures and insurance coverages to protect the entire business—from the field to the taproom.
Beall Brewery Insurance Safety Guide.
